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Demonstration? Defenestration!
Demonstration? Defenestration!

Episode 848

Rerun: Throwing people out of windows might seem a peculiar way to protest, but it’s happened so often in history, it’s got a special name: defenestr…

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Jerry Lee Lewis's Child Bride
Jerry Lee Lewis's Child Bride

Episode 847


When Jerry Lee Lewis landed at Heathrow Airport for his first UK tour on 22nd May, 1958, he was met with a flurry of journalists eager for a scoop. Y…

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Burying Bob Marley
Burying Bob Marley

Episode 846

The funeral for Jamaican reggae star Bob Marley was half religious ceremony, half rock concert on 21st May, 1981.



An estimated 100,000 people are beli…

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How To Survive A Nuclear Bomb
How To Survive A Nuclear Bomb

Episode 845

‘Protect and Survive’, the UK Government’s pamphlet offering Britons advice on how to navigate the aftermath of a nuclear explosion, was published on…

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The Man Who Invented The Wild West
The Man Who Invented The Wild West

Episode 843

Rerun: Gun totin’, horse ridin’ spectacular ‘Buffalo Bill’s Wild West’ opened in Omaha, Nebraska on 17th May, 1883 - the start of a multi-decade run.…

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Marie Antoinette's Wedding
Marie Antoinette's Wedding

Episode 842

Rerun: The future Queen of France was accompanied by 57 carriages, 117 footmen and 376 horses on her journey from Austria to Versailles - but remarka…

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The Unkillable King George
The Unkillable King George

Episode 841

George III narrowly dodged a bullet for the SECOND time in one day on 15th May, 1800, as he attended a performance at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. …

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The First Two Minute Silence
The First Two Minute Silence

Episode 840

The two minute silence can be traced back to 14th May, 1918, when it was first observed in Cape Town, South Africa. 


Repeated daily for a year, and in…

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Cardinal Richelieu and the Table Knife
Cardinal Richelieu and the Table Knife

Episode 839

Disdain for bad table manners reportedly led 17th Century Machiavelli Cardinal Richelieu to insist that knives should be flattened at his table on 13…

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The Lady Who Left Her Baby Outside
The Lady Who Left Her Baby Outside

Episode 837

As Annette Sorensen drank margaritas in a New York BBQ restaurant on May 10th, 1997, she left her 14 month-old daughter outside, in a stroller. 

She s…

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